TABLE 1.

Prevalence of deltacoronavirus in birds

Animal type and scientific name	Common name	No. (%) of birds positive for deltacoronavirus	Sampling location
Ardeidae
Ardeola bacchus	Chinese pond heron	0/13	b
Columbidae
Streptopelia chinensis	Spotted dove	0/1	c
Streptopelia orientalis	Oriental turtle dove	0/7	b
Corvidae
Pica pica	Common magpie	8/28 (0.28)	b *,c
Emberizidae
Emberiza sulphurata	Yellow bunting	0/1	a
Emberiza tristrami	Tristram's Bunting	0/7	a
Hirundinidae
Tachycineta euchrysea	Golden Swallow	0/2	a
Progne chalybea	Grey‐breasted Martin	0/3	a
Motacillidae
Anthus hodgsoni	Olive‐backed Pipit	0/28	a,b
Muscicapidae
Turdus hortulorum	Grey‐backed Thrush	0/3	a
Turdus kessleri	Kessler's Thrush	0/2	a
Paridae
Parus major	Great tit	0/2	a
Petroicidae
Petroica macrocephala	New zealand tit	0/2	a
Phasianidae
Bambusicola thoracica	Chinese Bamboo Partridge	0/1	a
Gallus gallus	Chicken	0/5	a
Pycnonotidae
Pycnonotus sinensis	Chinese bulbul	0/10	a
Pycnonotus taivanus	Tavaau bulbul	0/2	a
Pycnonotus xanthorrhous	Yellow‐vented Bulbul	0/1	a
Sturnidae
Acridotheres cristatellus	Crested myna	0/7	a
Sturnus sericeus	Red‐billed starling	0/56	a,b
Sturnus tristis	Common myna	0/2	a
Sylviida
Garrulax sannio	White‐checked Laughing Thrush	0/1	b
Timaliidae
Garrulax cineraceus	Moustached Laughing thrush	0/1	a
Turdidae
Turdus merula	Blackbird	0/25	b,c
Turdus migratorius	American robin	0/3	b
Zoothera princei	Grey Ground Thrush	0/1	c
Unknown		0/201	a,b,c

a: Hengyang b: Changde c: Yueyang

^*Deltacoronavirus detected.

The bold values mean that deltaviruses have been detected in these samples, while abosultely no deltavirus has been detected in other samples.